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10 Unique Restaurant Finds at Resorts World Manila

This won’t be your last resort

Resorts World Manila, now rebranded as Newport World Resorts in Newport, Pasay is without a doubt, one of the hottest lifestyle hubs in the country today. It’s a one-stop (and non-stop) entertainment destination that’s got everything you could possibly want: a shopping mall, a bar, a performing arts theater, a 24-hour cinema, and a casino.

Of course, no all-in-one resort can be complete without a handful of unique restaurants to spice up your stay. Whether it’s steak, pasta, sushi, or dessert , you’re sure to find whatever you’re craving for. With this list as your guide, deciding where to eat won’t be a problem.

Parmigiano Ristorante Pizzeria

Named after the king of cheeses, you can expect a lot of the dishes at Parmigiano to be loaded with parmesan . Known for their pizza, pastas, risottos, and steaks, you’ll be completely surprised by how authentic the food tastes at this homegrown Italian restaurant.

View menu View branches View their Facebook account 2/F Newport Mall, Resorts World Manila, Newport City, Pasay (02) 804-0032 | (0917) 937-7795

Ichiba Japanese Market

Ichiba is what you get when you cross a Japanese seafood market and a food hall . There are ten stalls serving a variety of traditional dishes including takoyaki, tempura, yakitori, gyoza, and ramen. They even have an Asahi bar and a section where you can catch your own live seafood!

View menu View their Facebook account View their Instagram account Level 2 Newport Manila, Resort World Manila (0917) 732-2176 |  02-8251-0575

Wolfgang’s Steakhouse

If there’s one food that’s synonymous to luxury, it has to be steak. So it should come as no surprise that one of New York City’s top steakhouses has made a home in Resorts World Manila, the very definition of opulence. Wolfgang’s by Wolfgang Zwiener serves a first-class dining experience with their menu of dry-aged steaks, premium seafood, fresh salads and indulgent desserts. 

Reservations are accepted View branches View their website View their Facebook account View their Instagram account (0920) 821-9247 | (0999) 842 7954

The Red Crab

Find the freshest catch of seafood served in the most indulgent dishes here at The Red Crab. Prepare to get your hands dirty and your chin dripping with succulent juices as you dive into their Crab varieties, Seafood Buckets, Ribs , and the ultimate feast: Alimango, Tadyang, and Talaba Sets !

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Let’s get one thing straight, Ginzadon is not a fusion restaurant. Located at Maxims Tower, this fine dining restaurant celebrates the cuisines of Japan and Korea by staying true to their traditions and serving them side by side in a thrilling interplay of textures and flavors.

Reservations are accepted View menu View their website View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 3/F, Newport Garden Wing Casino (02) 908-8887

Johnny Kahuku’s Hawaiian Shrimphouse

Seafood is king at Johnny Kahuku’s. This Hawaiian-inspired concept from restaurateur Raymund Magdaluyo and celebrity chef Peter Ayson will make you forget that you’re at Resorts World and not an actual beach resort. The laidback luau vibe of the place is just the right atmosphere for enjoying the bounty of the sea.

View menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account  2/F Newport Mall 856-0087

Few dishes can give us goosebumps like a succulent roasted goose or a luxurious lobster dish. If you think that Hong Kong is the only place you can get this hard-to-come-by dish, turn your car around from NAIA and head across the street to Marriott instead! Man Ho is the five-star hotel’s signature Chinese restaurant specializing in Cantonese cuisine .

Reservations are accepted View menu View website View their Facebook page View their Instagram account Manila Marriott Hotel, 10 Newport Boulevard, Newport City, Pasay (02) 988-9999

Mr Kurosawa

Only at Mr. Kurosawa can one enjoy  Japaella or Chorizo Teriyaki Pizza. This unabashedly unique fusion restaurant takes European and Japanese cuisine and combines them, creating a modern gastronomic experience. The restaurant’s name is an ode to the late Japanese filmmaker, Akira Kurosawa.

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Cru Steakhouse

Cru Steakhouse redefines global culinary excellence. They are the proud winners of not one, not two, but three highly prestigious World Luxury Restaurant Awards, including Regional Winner for Luxury Steakhouse Category . Their dry-aged steaks are hand-cut, hand-seasoned and carefully prepared to capture the flavor of premium quality beef. Thanks to its elegant open plan, the kitchen becomes a theatre where diners can watch their food being prepared by first-class chefs. 

Reservations are accepted View menu View website View their Facebook page View their Instagram account Manila Marriott Hotel, 10 Newport Boulevard, Newport City, Pasay (02) 8988-9999

Crisostomo shines the spotlight on the country’s cuisine . The restaurant, named after the protagonist in Jose Rizal’s acclaimed novel, Noli Me Tangere, is the brainchild of celebrity chef, Florabel Co-Yatco. Their dishes will take you back to the turn of the century

View menu View branches View their Facebook account View their Instagram account 2nd Floor. Unit F & B 3A Newport Mal (02) 8846-9275

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Resorts World Manila is a Haven for Foodies

The Philippines has truly become a melting pot for many cultures. In this small, yet vibrant, country, visitors can find a lot of restaurants serving different cuisines from around the world. While recognized as a second-world country, the Philippines have a lot of luxury-integrated resorts and casinos that house restaurants run by chefs that garnered international recognition. In fact, the Philippines is such a foodie haven now the TV personality and chef Anthony Bourdain has taken notice of the country’s food and featured it in his series, Parts Unknown.

One of the best places to witness the bounty of cuisines that the Philippines has to offer is Resorts World Manila (RWM), which has recently opened a fine dining restaurant owned and operated by star chef Wolfgang Zweiner. The place offers prime cuts of steaks, fresh fish, and artisanal salads. Due to its popularity, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse gets really crowded during the weekends, which goes to show how passionate locals and expats living in Manila are for their food.

For those who fancy Japanese food, there’s a newly opened restaurant in RWM called Ichiba Japanese Market. Since Resorts World Manila is situated right across from Manila’s busiest airport, fresh fish from Japan is easily sourced by Ichiba every day, making it one of the best places to eat fresh Japanese food  in the city. Ichiba Japanese Restaurant looks like a fancy, fine-dining place but in truth, it offers authentic Japanese food for less than you’d pay in some of the more expensive restaurants in RWM.

For good Filipino food, there’s Crisostomo that features Filipino dishes from almost all of the provinces of the country. It is the go-to restaurant for tourists who want to taste authentic Filipino food like Lechon (roasted pork), Relyenong bangus (milk fish stuffed with meat and vegetables), and Adobong Pusit (squid cooked in its own ink). Like Wolfgang’s Steakhouse, it can get pretty crowded here during lunch and dinner so it’s best to make a reservation early if you are sample some traditional Filipino food.

It seems like casinos all over the world are using restaurants as some of their core attractions to get tourists to enter their establishments. In recent years, casinos have tried to even the playing field when it comes to the gaming industry, as they have attempted to fend off stiff competition from their online counterparts. Additionally, bingo halls have also experienced a similar issue and have seen dwindling revenues inside casinos because of the aforementioned and popular online operators now littering the worldwide web. Due to smartphone technology, online gaming has been made more accessible and thus, land-based gaming is finding in tough to sustain its business models against portals that offer live bingo callers during extended sessions , and a live dealer experience for card games that are close to the real thing as gaming fanatics are likely to come across. In order to counter this, casinos are diversifying their attractions, and this includes offering 5-star restaurants to their guests to dine in, spending money on what they deem more important.

These obviously aren’t the only restaurants in the pristine RWM, and there’s also a ton of wonderful restaurants in RWM’s biggest competitor City of Dreams. Who’d have thought that most of Manila’s great eateries would be featured in their casino, eh?

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Slay the Buffet: Your Eat-All-You-Can Guide to Marriott Café, Marriott Hotel Manila

• August 2, 2019

Conveniently located near the airport, Marriot Café is Marriot Hotel Manila 's modern all-day dining restaurant in the Resorts World complex. 

Taking your dining experience to a whole new level, the restaurant instantly captivates food lovers from its open kitchen to the various sumptuous buffet stations carrying international and local fares. From their buffet spread to their available a la cart menu, Marriot Café aims to satisfy every guest who dines with them.

Curious on where to start first? Showing up to a buffet feast without a plan of attack is a terrible idea. We give you an eat-all-you-can guide, including what you must not miss when you dine at Marriot Café:

Start Strong with Appetizers:

Marriot Hotel Manila proudly stands by their commitment to sustainable fishing which is why their offer sustainably caught seafood such as oysters, crab, scallops, mussels, prawns, and lobsters (during dinner). Guests have the choice to have them baked, grilled or douse it with the fresh sauces available.

Next to the teppanyaki station is the salad station where they go all out loading it with ready-made salad, crisp greens, toppings and a diverse set of dressings that's perfect if you want to start your meal with something healthy. Their cheese and cold cuts section may not be the most elaborate one we've seen during the whole series but they have enough to whet your appetite. 

Must Not Miss:​

There's no doubt that one of the main attractions in any buffet would be the carving station. And since Marriot Hotel houses CRU Steakhouse, they boast of a premium Australian rib-eye from their quality selection of certified Angus beef. You're certain that every slice would give you a steak experience like no other. Make sure you get some of their quality condiments like mustards and homemade au jus sauces like mushroom or peppercorn you can use to further enhance the flavor of your meat with.

If you need meatier mains, you can check out the Butcher's Grill where they have quality meats – tenderloin, Salisbury steak, sausages, pork loin, pork or chicken barbecue, and lamb chops – you can choose from, that's all grilled upon ordering.

The biggest selection in Marriot Café's restaurant in the Philippine cuisine section and you'll be definitely amazed how they've transformed this area to have that exact Filipino touch you want. They serve Bulalong Batangas and Sinigang na Lamang Dagat in hanging pots for that authentic feel, showcasing to the guests the traditional cooking method. 

Spread Highlight:​

Providing guests a gastronomic adventure, they added a Halal station that's cooked in a designated halal kitchen at the Marriott Grand Ballroom by a certified chef. They make sure that all of the items maintain its halal nature from preparation to service but adding twists that will interest even those who are not halal eaters.

Another highlight you'll see when checking out the buffet spread are the food guides displayed in areas to help guests choose from those stations. At the Make-Your-Own-Pasta live cooking station, guests can check out the guide which illustrates the ingredients and cooking process options where you can pick your preferred sauce (cream, tomato, pesto, or oil) and which toppings you would want to add. You can even get some fresh seafood from the seafood section to put in your pasta! 

With fresh tuna and salmon sashimi, rolls, and sushi, the Sushi Station has always been a go-to for guests. Marriot Café provides a menu board where you can choose from additional sushi and sashimi selection that's not on display. Everything is prepared upon order so you're sure that everything you devour is fresh!

Recommended Desserts: 

When in Marriott, make sure you leave room for some dessert. They have 14 unique gelato and ice cream flavors – from pistachio and coconut sherbet to gianduja amara (hazelnut) and Palawan Honey, there's surely something for every dessert-loving guest. 

Other than the usual miniature cakes and desserts, there are fresh fruits and a milk chocolate fountain where kids and kids at heart can enjoy dipping their favorite treats. Marriott Café also has a creative way of serving Halo-Halo which is on a roving trolley, with the main ingredients already prepared in a glass. Guests will just add syrup, ice, milk and ice cream before indulging in this classic Filipino dessert.

Hungry for more? Have a virtual tour of Marriott Café, so you can slay the buffet the next time you visit:

Buffet Hours: 6:30am-10:30am (breakfast), 12:00nn-2:30pm (lunch) and 6:00pm-10:30pm (dinner)

Rate per Person: Breakfast – P1,500 nett Lunch – P2,100 nett Dinner – P2,300 nett (Sunday to Thursday) Barrels of the Sea – P2,700 nett (Friday and Saturday dinner) Karneval Sundays – P2,800 nett (11:30am to 3pm)

Prices are subject to change without prior notice. 

Marriot Café is located at Marriot Hotel Manila at Resorts World Manila, 2 Resorts Drive, Pasay City. Like them on Facebook and follow them on Instagram for exclusive offers. For reservations, call (632) 988-9999.

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GINZADON – Japanese and Korean Restaurant in Maxims Hotel, Resorts World Manila

WHEN IN Resorts World MANILA ,  let your taste buds explore two different cultures at Ginzadon . “The restaurant’s name was derived from the upscale district in Tokyo ‘Ginza’, and the Korean term for money ‘don’. This rather odd but equally delicious tandem only heightened what the best of both worlds has to offer to fans of both cuisines.”

Conveniently located at the second floor of  Maxims Hotel , Ginzadon is the go-to place for family dinners or get-together with friends, especially after an eventful evening in Resorts World Manila . Just to be clear, GINZADON is not a fusion restaurant. It is a Japanese Restaurant and a Korean Restaurant at the same time. So you are definitely getting the best of both worlds when you dine here.

Ginzadon’s soft-lighting provides dining experience a more intimate and relaxed feeling. It also speaks for elegance and romance, which makes it a good place to bring your date! 🙂

You may also find a wide selection of sake and soju displayed at the sushi bar, hinting at the possibilities of fun ahead 🙂 The dining staffs are also trained in sake pairing and they can recommend which refreshing sake/soju would best complement your food.

GINZADON – JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Gekkeikan Zipang Sparkling (Php 850)

Since we were having sashimis and sushis as appetizers, our server recommended the Gekkeikan Zipang Sparkling Sake. It was similar to sparkling wine – perfect with our Japanese appetizers.

Sashimi Moriawase Matsu (Sashimi Special – Php 1,680)

Tako, Uni, Sake, Tuna, Hamachi, Saba, Hokkigai

I was so happy that Ginzadon included hamachi and hokkigai in the sashimi platter. Hokkigai or “Surf Clam” is not usually included in the menu of common Japanese Restaurants . If you are wondering what it tastes like, it is a bit sweet and chewy in texture. And yes, it is yummy! As for the hamachi or “Yellow Tail,” it is one of my all-time favorite sashimi. The selection of Ginzadon’s sashimi special platter was wonderful – with lively colors that made my eyes go wide with excitement and the images told my brain to just go dig in asap! This is the perfect appetizer for sashimi lovers!

Sushi Moriawase Matsu (Sushi Special – Php 840)

California Maki | Sushi – hokkigai, hamachi, tako, sake, ama-ebi, saba, uni, tuna

Ginzadon’s Sushi Special Platter was really worth the price!!! I loved the fact that they used 2 ama-ebis (sweet shrimp) on 1 sushi. It was heaven in my mouth – so fresh and so sweet! I was apprehensive to eat the saba at first. I do love saba (mackerel) — when cooked because the smell and taste of a raw saba is a bit too fishy for me; but, surprisingly, Ginzadon’s saba sushi was not fishy at all, having been marinated already, the texture and flavor was so good that I wish we had more. 

Dragon Roll (Php 785)

Fried king prawn tempura + cucumber + kani + mango inside topped  with grilled salmon skin drizzled with teriyaki sauce and sesame seeds.

This is just one of Ginzadon’s latest addition to their menu and it was truly extraordinary! Usually, dragon rolls use unagi as the roll topper but Ginzadon’s version had the salmon skin, which was so tasty – great combination with the huge king prawn tempura!

It was hard to put this single piece of maki inside my mouth but I did try — *nomnomnom* and it took me a while to be able to talk again because it was BIG. As you can see, there was very little rice on their roll – you’re getting all the flavors of the tempura, kani, salmon skin and many more in every bite!  

 Ebi Tempura (4pcs – Php 550)

Our Japanese food trip won’t be complete without having tempura. Ginzadon batters the prawns very lightly so that you actually get to savor the prawn itself.

Indeed, those ebi tempuras are one of the best-sellers at GINZADON ! Adults and kids alike love them!

GINZADON – KOREAN RESTAURANT

We had house tea to clean our palates and refresh ourselves to another interesting batch of great food.

Tofu Kim Chi (Php 680)

GINZADON is very proud of their kimchi because their very own korean chef makes Ginzadon’s special kimchi!!! The Tofu Kim Chi dish is the perfect Korean appetizer. The soft tofu balanced the zesty and salty kimchi. Though it may be fiery to others, I personally loved it. Ready your napkins as you wipe your sweat off your foreheads. By the way, this authentic kimchi is a big hit to their Korean customers as well.

Bi Bim Naengmyeon (Chilled Buckwheat Noodle soup with Spicy Sauce – Php 380)

The spicy cold noodle soup is a combination of sweet Korean sauce and spicy ground beef. Buckwheat noodles are chewy, so just like in any other Korean restaurant , it would help if you ask the server to cut it for you. You may eat the spicy noodle mix first then drink the soup as a chaser or you may pour the cold soup in the bowl and mix it together with the spicy noodles. Eat in any other way you like and you still get that unique intriguing taste!

Gal Bi Jim (Braised Prime Beef Short Ribs – Php 1,240)

GINZADON’s braised black angus beef was so tender that I can easily cut it with my spoon. The succulent beef was rich in flavor, perfect with a bowl of rice. It was so good – definitely one of my favorites! A MUST TRY INDEED!!!

Chef Antonio Ablay (Head Chef of Ginzadon, Maxims Hotel, Resorts World Manila)

WHEN IN MANILA and looking for an authentic Japanese and Korean experience, bring your date, whole family and friends to GINZADON at Maxims Hotel, Resorts World Manila . Chef Antonio Ablay will surely fulfill everyone’s gastronomic delights! 

Japanese Restaurant | Korean Restaurant

2nd Floor, Maxims Hotel, Resorts World Manila

Operating Hours:  

Lunch  – 11:00am to 3:00pm

Dinner – 5:00pm to 12:00am

Contact Number: 908-8887 (call for reservations)

MENU: Ginzadon Restaurant Menu  

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Savor distinctive local cuisine, tasty international favorites and expansive buffets when you dine at Marriott Cafe. This inviting, all-day Manila buffet restaurant is found just steps from your hotel room.

Sample authentic cuisine at our Manila Chinese restaurant, Man Ho. This stylish eatery showcases traditional Cantonese dishes, including fried rice with chicken and salted fish, roasted duck and braised seafood soup with caviar.

Chat with colleagues and socialize with friends in Manila in the Greatroom. Blend life, work and leisure in our Manila hotel bar and lounge. The Greatroom's unique zoned seating transforms our lobby into a place where you want to pass the time.

Sip exquisite teas and whiskies at Still, located within our hotel's new West Wing. Relax and socialize at our Manila hotel bar in an intimate setting with a lush, stylish backdrop that defines a unique lounge experience.

Order Chinese cuisine and pan-Asian noodle dishes at Mian, a contemporary Manila Chinese restaurant and noodle bar in the Philippines with an open kitchen and tempting menu that includes dumplings, rice bowls and desserts.

Coffee House

Start your day in Newport World Resorts with a hot beverage at our hotel's upscale coffee house. Crema invites you to meet with colleagues in Manila or enjoy a quiet read while you take a break from your day exploring the city.

A Place To Eat, Meet and Retreat

The Manila Marriott offers you a variety of dining experiences with 7 on-site restaurants to choose from to cater to all appetites. No matter what you're in the mood for, you'll always be able to find something to satisfy your cravings. From a steakhouse serving up mouth-watering grills, an authentic Chinese restaurant that offers rich and flavorful dishes, an all-day dining restaurant that showcases international flair, to bars perfect for casual drinking and late night bonding.

Room Service

After a long day of sightseeing or business meetings, sometimes the last thing you feel like doing is getting dressed up for a meal. If a relaxed and casual evening is what you're in the mood for, you can enjoy any of our menus from the comfort of your room or suite. Our attentive room attendants will deliver your meals piping hot to be enjoyed in peace and quiet. When you are done, simply place your dishes on the tray outside your door or ring for service and our attendants will swiftly collect them. Room service is available 24 hours a day, so if you've got a hankering for a midnight snack or need to grab an early breakfast before a flight, you can order in at any time of the day for added convenience.

For the Grill-Lovers: CRU Steakhouse

While you may assume all Cru Steakhouse has to offer are steaks, don't be fooled by their name! CRU is well-loved for its delicious grilled fish dishes, heroing local flavors and catches of the day. CRU is open for dinner daily with a smart casual dress code.

For Global Cuisine: Marriott Café

Our signature restaurant, Marriott Café, offers an all-day buffet, conveniently located on the ground floor for easy access. Our café provides a welcoming atmosphere with modern décor and floor-to-ceiling windows to let natural light in. Our buffet spread features a wide variety of international dishes including live pasta stations and a sashimi station.

For Authentic Chinese Cuisine: Man Ho

Man Ho offers a relaxed, casual dining experience, with a sophisticated menu of authentic Chinese dishes with a modern twist. Located on the ground floor, Man Ho is open daily for lunch and dinner, beckoning you in with a warm, contemporary atmosphere. From dim sum to succulent roasted meats, every dish is crafted with the finest ingredients and expert techniques.

A Place To Retreat: Still

Still is a sleek and sophisticated bar that offers a range of premium spirits, wines, cocktails and teas. The lounge features plush leather chairs and an intimate ambiance that is perfect for a relaxed evening out. The bar menu includes signature cocktails along with the classics as well as a range of light bites and tapas-style snacks.

A Place To Meet: Greatroom

The Greatroom is a bright and convivial space to meet with friends, colleagues or clients for a casual drink and light bite. Operating between 10 am and 1 am, it offers various seating configurations depending on your reason for visiting and offers an array of tasty tidbits, from sliders and tacos to breakfast buns.

For a Shot of Java: Crema

For our guests who cannot start the day without a strong cup of coffee, our on-site coffee bar, Crema is sure to satisfy your coffee cravings. Crema is more than just a coffee house, but an upscale place to have a morning meeting or find a moment of pause to read a book or catch up on email.

Feel at Home With Us

Private Dining, Entertainment and Events

At the Marriott Manila, we strive to remain flexible and adaptable to our guest's dynamic needs. Whether you are staying with us or wish to visit the hotel for a private dining experience, we do offer facilities and catering for private dining and events. The Marriott Café provides various catering packages for private functions with menus suitable for all occasions. Our Man Ho restaurant also has a private dining room perfect for intimate birthday parties, special occasions or proposals. We periodically host live shows and events, so do keep an eye on our events calendar to stay up to date with the entertainment on offer.

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Casa Buenas Menu Prices

The Casa Buenas menu features a delectable selection of culinary creations that are inspired by the inventiveness of Filipino cooking and a delicate fusion of Eastern and Western techniques. The newest and best flagship restaurant of Newport World Resorts serves Filipino food with Spanish elements under the name Casa Buenas. A good house is the direct translation of Casa Buena. It is a celebration of the greatest aspects of Philippine culture and heritage, including good dining, beautiful architecture, and traditional Filipino hospitality. Buenas also means luck and blessings in Filipino. Our house of luck is Casa Buenas here at Newport World Resorts. They provide fortunate experiences to visitors.

Below, you’ll find the updated list of Casa Buenas menu prices.

About Casa Buenas

Within the Resorts World Manila, an integrated resort and casino complex with large gaming areas, bar lounges, a posh shopping center, a top-notch performing arts theater, MICE venues, 8 hotels, and more than 50 restaurants, is where you’ll find Casa Buenas Restaurant. One of Resort World Manila’s trademark restaurants, Casa Buenas is located specifically on the ground level of the brand-new Hotel Okura Manila. It complements the other diverse foreign dining options in the complex by serving distinctive Filipino cuisine with Spanish influences . Resorts World Manila introduces Casa Buenas, its newest trademark dining venue, as a tribute to everything Filipino. Casa Buenas has superb cuisine, stunning architecture, and the legendary hospitality and service that Filipinos are known for. Add to that the abundance of Spanish elements that Executive Chef Godfrey Laforteza of Resorts World Manila has put into the cuisine.

The cuisines of the globe are brought to you by Newport World Resorts. Every scent, sip, and the bite is a treat to the senses, whether you’re in the mood for genuine Cantonese, delectable Japanese-Korean fusion, or regional Filipino favorites. In Resorts World Manila’s Hotel Okura, a new Spanish-Filipino restaurant named Casa Buenas pays homage to the historic structure. The restaurant’s decor is designed to resemble a modern bahay na bato, and its moniker, which means “happy life,” truly means that. It includes all the distinguishing features, like solihiya furniture, hand-carved hardwood flooring, and Machuca tiles on the wooden lattice window dividers covered in capiz shells.

Casa Buenas Menu Best Seller

Sinulog Roasted Lechon Manok – The restaurant also incorporates influences from other parts of the Philippines. An example of this is lechon manok that has been sinulog roasted. The lechon filling used in the roasted chicken dish was inspired by the Cebuano festivity.

Callos De Montserrat – The restaurant has a cozy, domestic feel about it that extends beyond the decor—many of the meals from the Casa Buenas menu are made from traditional family recipes. While the garlic noodles with crab meat are a decadent noodle recipe created by executive chef Godfrey Laforteza’s wife, the Callos De Monserrat, a fox tripe stew, is a recipe from the executive chef’s mother-in-law.

Kumot – There is a sense of family links present in every dish, even those that are not related to the chef’s family. Laforteza’s favorite components (vermicelli noodles, shrimp, lime sauce, and peanuts) are used in the kumot, a Vietnamese spring roll-style dish that is wrapped in rice paper to resemble, well, a blanket.

Grilled U.S Angus Beef Rib Eye Steak – Ribeye naturally has a rich, buttery, meaty flavor. The ribeye steak tends to be more expensive since it is one of the richest and most sought-after cuts available. It is very soft and heavily marbled since it is cut from the rib region of the cow. The Natural Angus ribeye steak is delicious whether it is cooked in a pan, smoked, or just off the grill. Choose a bone-in or boneless ribeye for an outstanding appearance or for simple cooking.

Grilled Octopus – Octopus tastes like the sea when eaten raw; it is both salty and sweet. Cooked octopus has a taste that is best characterized as being quite mild and delicate, similar to squid or calamari. It doesn’t taste fishy or have a seashore flavor like certain types of seafood do. It tastes a lot like a pig or chicken’s white breast flesh.

Wedding Package

Come to Casa Buenas to celebrate real love. Get married in a small, charming ceremony and begin your happily-ever-after with them. For questions and bookings, get in touch with the following.

Contact details: 0917 872 8012 and 7908 8000 7990

Casa Buenas Promo

Mixed Match – Cheers to October by toasting it with a delicious Casa Buenas buffet menu. Choose from a variety of signature tapas to go with your preferred Sangria.

• 6 Signature Tapas
• Quezo de Fonduta
• Shrimp Isaw
• Okoy de Pulpo
• Tuna Tartare Kilawin
• Salmon Tostada
• Grilled Sausage

Casa Buenas Menu Delivery

Although it is always better to eat food at restaurants, especially when the quality of food is the same as Casa Buenas, we cannot control everything. Customers may not have the luxury of time to dine at Casa Buenas. This is why you should try their delivery service. Take advantage of getting your favorite dishes from Casa Buenas delivered right to your door! They prepare meals, box them, then use Delishvery to deliver them to you. For orders, call them at +63 (2) 7908-8885 or SMS 0917 878 8856.

Reservation

From 11 AM to 11 PM every day, Casa Buenas is open. It can be found in Hotel Okura Manila, Resorts World Manila, GF of the Grand Wing. For bookings, visitors can call +63 2 7908 8988, +63 917 878 8312, or send an email to [email protected] For additional details, go to https://www.newportworldresorts.com/sub/casa-buenas/ or download the RWM Mobile App.

Social Media Pages

In order to make sure that you will always get a notification whenever they update the Casa Buenas menu, prices, and promo, you have to follow their social media pages. In this way, you can always get the latest news about them. The link on their official social media sites can be found below:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/casabuenas.ph/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/casa_buenas/

The cuisine of Casa Buenas menu, which is influenced by both Filipino culture and tradition, features a wide variety of culinary delicacies that draw on both Eastern and Western cooking techniques. RWM chefs created a beautiful Filipino-Spanish cuisine that displays a high-end and refined palate under the direction of Chef Godfrey Laforteza. The freshly crafted menu has everything from zingy starters like Asian-inspired Kumot to off-the-grill favorites like Iberico Pork Spareribs served with house sauces, as well as Paella and Tapas.

Overall, the setting is remarkable and roomy for a hotel restaurant that draws its design cues from a traditional Spanish home. You feel fortunate to be eating at home and taking pleasure in Chef Godfrey’s Filipino-Spanish cuisine. The Filipino-Spanish restaurant pays homage to everything Filipino, including the delectable cuisine, distinctive vernacular architecture, and the legendary warmth and friendliness of the Filipino people. Perfect attention to detail sets everything apart from the competition.

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Marriott Cafe

The Marriott Café takes dining to new heights. This bright, bold and modern all-day dining restaurant captivates food lovers with its engaging open-theatre kitchens. Indulge in a vast, sumptuous buffet spread of local and international fare, or enjoy from an a la carte menu that is equally irresistible. The Marriott Café truly brings to the fore the idea of inspired dining. 

Tucked at the side of the restaurant is Marriott Café Bakery that offers fresh grab-and-go choices of gourmet coffee, baked pastries, breads and other wholesome refreshments and snacks.

CRU Steakhouse

Fine wine paired perfectly with the best cuts of succulent beef served in rustic surrounds.

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Food Trip: Neighborhood Destinations in Manila

Looking for alternative dining destinations instead of malls? Here are some of the best neighborhoods and food streets around Metro Manila with top 5 recommendations per area. Take note that a lot of these places are mainly residential areas, so traffic and parking can be a bit of a problem. To counter this, we usually just walk or bike when we explore other neighborhoods for food-trips.

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MAGINHAWA & MALINGAP STREET Teacher’s Village, Quezon City

I may be biased because I live in the area, but Teacher’s Village in Diliman, Quezon City has become an extremely popular destination for food trips now. It seems that every week, a new restaurant opens up along the long stretch of Maginhawa Street from Philcoa to V. Luna Extension and has spread to surrounding side streets like Malingap and Magiting. There are several board game cafes and a LOT of food parks in the area, making it popular with the student crowd.

MY TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS: 

• Z Compound (Meshwe’s Beef Shawarma Plate, Falafel, Hummus)
• Friuli Trattoria (Tre Formaggi & Margherita Pizza)
• Tomato Kick (Seafood Marinara Pasta, Skewers, Fajitas)
• Roberta’s Flavours of Asia (3-Way Appetizers: Tawilis, Catfish mango salad + Gising-Gising combo, Pad Thai)
• Griddle (Steak, Lime Pork Belly, chicken wings)

READ MORE: Maginhawa: The Eat Street

PROS: Laid-back vibe, good food, lots of choices, food parks offer variety, budget-friendly prices.

CONS:  Traffic. Limited parking. Lack of bike parking. The new buildings are killing the neighborhood vibe of the place. It can get crowded during weekends.

• Estimated budget per person: P200-P400 each
• Nearest MRT/LRT: MRT Kamuning / LRT Anonas
• Best place to park:  Street (if you’re lucky). Adjacent or parallel side streets and buildings with their own parking lots.

KAPITOLYO Pasig

Another popular neighborhood foodie destination is Barangay Kapitolyo, Pasig. While the nearby Capitol Commons has a lot of upscale restaurants and bars, the stretch of East Capitol Drive and nearby streets like Brixton and United Street have more budget-friendly options that offer everything from comfort food, desserts, to international specialties. My personal favorites here include Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina, CAB Cafe and RUB Ribs & BBQ. I heard there’s also a newly opened food park in the area called Gastropark Kapitolyo Food Park .

TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM  Pinas Muna :  

• Wooden Spoon
• Grande Torino
• St. Patrick’s Pub

READ MORE: Best Restaurants in Kapitolyo

PROS: Good ambiance. Restaurants with clear concepts and “Instagrammable” interiors.

CONS: Parking. Some restaurants are a bit pricey. Can get crowded during weekends.

• Estimated budget per person: P300 – P500
• Nearest MRT/LRT:  MRT Edsa-Shaw / Boni
• Best place to park:  Pioneer Centre Supermart or Ace Water Spa

LILAC STREET Marikina

Marikina is not only the shoe capital of the Philippines, it’s also a great destination for foodies. You can find a lot of unique cafes scattered in different parts of Marikina such as  Industriya Marikina, Rustic Mornings and Mama Chit’ s. However, if you want to focus on only one area, a lot of hip new restaurants are concentrated on Lilac Street, Rainbow Street and Sapphire Street in Concepcion Dos. We’ve only tried Some Kind of Wonderful Cafe (SKOW) there, but plan to explore the rest of the area soon.

TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM  All Over Marikina :

• Brad & Pit’s Rib Shack (try their Rib Mountain with Burrito Rice)
• Cookie Mug (cookie shots with caramel, or milk, or chocolate)
• Mandi’s Grill Grub (Crispy ribs with bechamel sauce)
• Chubbie’s Qcina (pancit con lechon!!)
• Mogu Tree Noodle House (laksa with cheese please!)

READ MORE: Marikina Food Tour: Exploring Lilac Street

PROS: Homey restaurants. Budget-friendly options. Some bike-friendly establishments.

CONS: Traffic, parking. Some restaurants are hard to find. It’s easy to get lost if you’re not familiar with the place. One way streets.

• Estimated budget per person: P200 – P400
• Nearest MRT/LRT:  LRT Santolan
• Best place to park:  Street. Restaurants with their own parking spaces.

MANDALUYONG

• Kanto Freestyle
• Chef Arch’s Lime 88
• Tabing Ilog
• The Food Cathedral
• The Deli at Shaw

READ MORE: Where to Eat in Mandaluyong

PROS: Laid-back vibe. Budget-friendly options. Unpretentious atmosphere.

CONS: Traffic, parking. The area is prone to floods even if it doesn’t rain. Roads being constructed around Mandaluyong City Hall make getting to the area a hassle.

• Nearest MRT/LRT:  EDSA Boni
• Best place to park:  Street (if you’re lucky). Don’t bring a car.

BINONDO Manila

Chinese New Year isn’t the only time to head to Binondo, Manila’s own Chinatown. Home to some of Manila’s oldest restaurants and small family-owned establishments, this cultural enclave offers authentic Cantonese food and history on the side. In fact, Ivan Man Dy of Old Manila Walks offers a walking and eating tour called the Big Binondo Wok all year around (which I’ve participated in twice). Navigating the narrow alleys is best done on foot to avoid getting stuck in traffic and to work up an appetite.

MY TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Dong Bei Dumplings (kuchay and pork dumplings, deep-fried scallion cakes, tofu Burger, xiao long bao)
• New Po-Heng Lumpia House (lumpia)
• Sincerity Cafe & Restaurant (fried chicken, oyster cake)
• Cafe Mezzanine ( Kiampong, s tir-fried tofu, wintermelon tea)
• Eng Bee Tin Chinese Deli (take-out goodies, crispy mikiron)

READ MORE: Food Trip: Binondo

PROS: The authentic hole-in-the wall establishments, budget-friendly prices and old-world charm.

CONS:  Limited parking, traffic, crowds. Some restaurants (like Estero Fast Food) are kind of scary if you have a weak stomach.

• Estimated budget per person: P300 – P500 per person
• Nearest MRT/LRT: LRT Carriedo Station (walking distance)
• Best place to park:  Lucky Chinatown Mall and then walk to the area.

LITTLE BAGUIO San Juan City

For those who find the commercialized restaurants in Greenhills Shopping Center too expensive, Little Baguio in San Juan City offers a lot of alternatives. P. Guevarra and Wilson are jampacked with Chinese restaurants while side streets are lined with interesting cafes and pubs catering to residents. I haven’t really explored this place yet, but we recently tried Balkan Express, one of the few places that serves Serbian food in the city.

TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS : 

• Hong Kong Eat Fresh
• Balkan Express
• Cafe Ysabel
• Little Store
• Yen Yen Taiwan Street Food

READ MORE: Top 15 Most Popular Restaurants in Little Baguio, San Juan City

PROS: Interesting food choices, unique cuisine.

CONS : Limited parking, traffic, some of the streets are a bit dark and scary at night. Pricey food compared to other neighborhoods.

• Estimated budget per person: P400 – P600 per person
• Nearest MRT/LRT: Ortigas / Santolan-Annapolis
• Parking: Street.

POBLACION Makati City

TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS:

• El Chupacabra
• Le Cafe Curieux
• Tambai Yakitori
• The Filling Station

READ MORE: The Secrets of Brgy. Poblacion Food Street  by Our Awesome Planet

PROS:  Interesting food choices. Cool vibe at night. Feels like you’re in a different country. Lots of beer available.

CONS : Traffic. Parking. Pricey food and drinks compared to other neighborhood joints (but still generally cheaper than malls).

• Estimated budget per person: P400 – P600 per person (more if you’re drinking)
• Nearest MRT/LRT:  MRT Buendia
• Best place to park:  Power Plant Mall or A. Venue Mall.

AGUIRRE AVENUE BF Homes, Paranaque

For those based in the South, Aguirre Avenue in BF Homes, Paranaque seems to be the most hip neighborhood to eat. I have not explored this area because it’s just too far from where I live, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about the restos from residents of Paranaque, Las Pinas and Muntinlupa. The area is home to lots of unique, family-owned restaurants and well-known chains like Conti’s and Tito Chef (which eventually branched out) and trendy restaurants you can only find here like The Girl + The Bill and Magnum Opus Fine Coffees.

Aussie Lamb Paella from Tito Chef’s branch in Microtel Acropolis (I haven’t been to the one in BF yet)

TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS from James ( @killrfillr ):

• Fat Butchiks
• Larcy’s
• Smoking Joint

READ MORE: 16 Restaurants to Explore in BF Homes

Got any other suggestions for the best neighborhoods for food-tripping? Let me know in the comments section.

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Newport World Resorts (NWR) is poised to elevate Manila’s culinary scene with the arrival of Gordon Ramsay Bar and Grill, marking the acclaimed chef’s debut in the country.

“The opening of Gordon Ramsay Bar and Grill within the property by the second quarter of 2024 is part of NWR’s epic transformation,” shares NWR Chairman Kevin L. Tan. 

“We are delighted to partner with Chef Gordon Ramsay on his first restaurant in the Philippines. Moreover, our customers can look forward to more exciting announcements from NWR in the coming months,” he adds.

Food enthusiasts can anticipate a delightful gastronomic journey, featuring renowned rare breed steaks, grilled specialties, and fresh market seafood, complemented by Chef Gordon’s iconic Beef Wellington.

The debut of Chef Gordon's restaurant introduces a new facet to NWR’s offerings, ensuring visitors a memorable culinary adventure within the luxurious ambiance of this integrated paradise. Furthermore, NWR cements its status as a premier lifestyle and leisure destination.

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